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In 1975 I moved to the Bay Area from coastal Oregon, and I begun hanging out at several of the local record stores (mostly in Berkeley) on weekends, especially at Rather Ripped Records, which I can...
» Read more2024’s Vacate showed Cheer-Accident clearing out their backlog of songs inspired by classic...
» Read moreKlangwelt is the pseudonym of German electronic practitioner Gerald Arend, who also works as an audio instrument designer and making soundtracks for the computer gaming industry; the way I figure,...
» Read moreThe music of Koenjihyakkei tends to attract such adjectives as intense, frenetic, and over-the-top. When it comes to zeuhl-inspired music, this band’s motto has always been “too much is...
» Read moreRobert Schroeder’s third album, Mosaique from 1981, is one of those LPs that fell through the cracks, released at a time well before the compact disc’s ascent to...
» Read moreSeveral years ago, the debut album by Portuguese progressive rock band Artnat, The Mirror Effect,...
» Read moreShmulikraut is an avant-prog chamber-rock band from the high desert lookout town of Mitzpe Ramon in southern Israel; their music is group composed, though strongly informed by improvisation and...
» Read moreIn the last 20 or so years, I’ve noticed a trend that spans multiple musical genres. In both electronic music and in math-rock, varieties of music that rely heavily on rhythmic complexity,...
» Read moreAs you might surmise from the title, The WNYC Sessions is a radio broadcast, recorded August 18, 2018, and like nearly all of the recordings by Kastning and his collaborators, the pieces...
» Read moreWith every Custard Flux album, Gregory Curvey continues to hone his band’s sound. Enter Xenon presents a superbly melodic cross between psychedelic and progressive rock, with ten...
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